Toulouse vs Brest Prediction & Betting Tips (19 May)

Winner of the Coupe de France last season, Toulouse was therefore able to play on two tables during the fall, notably taking part in the Europa League. This expenditure of energy undoubtedly cost him points in the championship and TFC took quite a while to distance itself from the red zone. But the players of the Pink City ended up accelerating after their elimination from C3 and they finished this exercise quite well in Ligue 1 with only one defeat conceded in the last 7 days. Winners in Lorient 1-2, the Violets were then dominated by Montpellier 1-2 before seeking a totally deserved success last Sunday, at the Parc de Princes, against a fairly reworked PSG 1-3. In the ranking, Carles Martinez's men are in 10th position. Brest, for its part, will remain whatever happens as the major satisfaction of this 2023-2024 vintage French championship.

Unfortunately for him, the Breton club is stalling at the worst time and he may even have lost his place on the podium after having been present on the club for a long time in recent months. Eric Roy's players have only won one of their last 5 championship matches. It was against Rennes in a completely crazy 4-5 match. The Finisterians were then held to a draw by Nantes 0-0 and Reims 1-1 and they were therefore overtaken by Losc with a small goal difference +18 for Lille, +16 for Brest.

On the occasion of this last meeting of the season, the TFC will be able to count on a group that is apparently complete except for defender Diarra who is suspended for an accumulation of yellow cards. On the other hand, senior defender Nicholaisen is back after missing the trip to the Park for the same reason. As for the forces present, we can note the very good season achieved by captain Vincent Sierro (6 goals) and Dutch striker Dallinga who scored his 14th goal of the season last weekend, against PSG . The other two Toulouse goals were scored by Magri (5 goals) and by the hopeful Gboho (3 goals). The slightly less good performance of Stade Brestois coincides with the injury of its captain and midfielder Lees Melou (4 goals) who will be absent again this weekend.

In addition to this, the top scorer Del Castillo (8 goals, 7 assists) is also not guaranteed to be able to play after missing the Reims reception last weekend. Finally, the starting left back Locko will be suspended for an accumulation of yellow cards. However, Eric Roy can still count on some interesting elements like the Uruguayan Satriano (5 goals), the formidable scorer Mounié (6 goals) and the solid midfielders Doumbia (6 goals) and Camara (5 goals) who are all applying for a place in the 11.